The sales channel

The sales channel picks the invoice type, not the till logo

A retail sale to a consumer is usually a simplified tax invoice: that title, a Phase 1 QR, and no mandatory buyer fields. A wholesale sale to a business or government is usually a tax invoice with buyer details. The detailed guideline optionally allows simplified invoices B2B under SAR 1,000. Fawtar POS on Business issues a simplified invoice per sale with QR and a sequence, and deducts stock. It is not a till for every wholesale case, and we do not claim Phase 2 approval.

Fawtar at fawtar.app is an independent Saudi product. It is not ZATCA’s Fatoora platform, not Fatoora.app, not Oman’s Fawtara programme, and not Jordanian Fawtara products. This page is a reading aid. Last verified 2026-08-29. It is not tax advice.

Retail versus wholesale

ItemRetail / tillWholesale / business
Usual typeSimplified tax invoice.Tax invoice.
BuyerA consumer; details not mandatory in Phase 1.Name and address; VAT number if registered.
In FawtarPOS issues simplified with QR and stock deduction.The generator or workspace invoice as a tax invoice.

This is not the types page again

The standard-versus-simplified page covers fields and Phase 2. This page asks the shop-floor question: till sale to a person, or an invoice to a firm? If it is a firm above the SAR 1,000 option, a simplified till ticket is the wrong document.

What the till is not

Fawtar is not a full retail suite (loyalty, weigh-scale, multi-kitchen) the way broader suites market themselves. Our vendor comparisons say so. Phase 2 is a Business path with no completed customer production onboarding.

What Fawtar does here

Business: a cash-drawer shift, cash or card, branch stock deduction, a simplified invoice. A sale to a company needs a tax invoice from the invoice path, not the cashier screen.

Sources

Short questions

Is a till ticket enough for a wholesale customer?

Usually not. A registered firm needs a tax invoice with its details, unless the optional simplified path under SAR 1,000 applies.

Is Fawtar POS ZATCA-approved?

A Phase 2 integration path exists on the Business plan: device onboarding with a Fatoora OTP, simplified-invoice signing, and Reporting/Clearance routes. As of 29 August 2026 no customer has completed production onboarding end to end, and Fawtar is not described as a ZATCA-approved or listed solution.